- times,
aristocracy was
usually seen as rule by a
privileged group, the
aristocratic class, and has
since been
contrasted with democracy. The
concept evolved...
- ipso
facto make one noble, nor are all
nobles wealthy or
influential (
aristocratic families have lost
their fortunes in
various ways, and the
concept of...
- m**** of the citizens,
indicating that the gaṇasaṅgha are more of an
aristocratic rule, or
oligarchic republic, than democracy. The
Icelandic Commonwealth...
- and titles. In some, such as
ancient Greece,
ancient Rome, or India,
aristocratic status came from
belonging to a
military class. It has also been common...
-
Strategic Studies ****ociation,
published here
online by The
Crown Council of Ethiopia] Ethiopia's
Aristocracy Ethiopian Aristocratic And
Court Titles...
- This is a list of
Somali aristocratic and
court titles that were
historically used by the
Somali people's
various sultanates,
kingdoms and empires. Also...
- The
Aristocratic Peasant Girl (Russian: Барышня-крестьянка, romanized: Baryshnya-krestyanka) is a 1995
Russian romantic drama film
directed by Aleksey...
- and the
ability to
write poetry. Most
notable of
noble values are the
aristocratic obsession with "glory" (la gloire) and
majesty (la grandeur) and the...
- of
Madagascar between 1852 and 1864. He was the
chief engineer of the
Aristocratic Revolution initialized upon the
attempted ********ination of King Radama...
-
feminine counterpart is Lunina. It may
refer to:
House of Lunin, a
Russian aristocratic family of
Polish origin Michael Lunin (1787–1845),
Russian political...
